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According to Odaily, the next-generation GPU and AI computing infrastructure project AGGX (Adaptive GPU Grid Sharding) has announced that it has raised a total of $2 million in its ongoing strategic funding round. This round was jointly participated by Ternary LEC Fund, EF Investment & Partners, Spacebar Venture, and two other strategic investors. The core team of AGGX consists of AI PhDs and university professors from the United States. Their innovative GPU sharding solution can virtualize a single GPU into more than 30 on-chain nodes, providing scalable, low-latency computing services for GPU-intensive workloads in both Web2 and Web3 ecosystems, while also improving cost efficiency.

former New York City Mayor Eric Adams stated that he did not profit from the NYC Token meme coin issuance that he promoted. The token's price surged sharply after its launch on Monday but then quickly dropped, prompting crypto market observers to compare it to a "rug pull." The former New York City mayor, through his spokesperson Todd Shapiro, issued a statement saying that reports of Adams transferring funds from NYC Token are "false." A "rug pull" is a slang term in the crypto field referring to project creators withdrawing or selling a large amount of tokens without explanation, often causing the value to collapse rapidly after a brief price spike.

Whale address 58bro.eth withdrew 2,100 ETH from an exchange 7 hours ago and deposited it into Aave. Since January 2, the average withdrawal price of the accumulated ETH at this address is $3,176.31. So far this year, a total of 5,594.85 ETH has been accumulated, with a current unrealized profit of $840,000.